The degree to which HIV acts as a risk factor for chronic conditions that predict poor health or itself accelerates the aging process remains an unanswered question
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The degree to which HIV acts as a risk factor for chronic conditions that predict poor health or itself accelerates the aging process remains an unanswered question
Why activists and organizers in the state are wary of the VP’s handling of COVID-19 nationally
Ahead of Super Tuesday, we unpack the policies and plans of four candidates
In a relatively queer-friendly country, the province remains an outlier under Kenney’s power
A new study suggests 11 percent of trans and non-binary people in Canada have undergone the harmful practice
Doulas can improve birth outcomes in marginalized communities. For LGBTQ2 parents, this means a trained companion to help them in the labour room and beyond
Canada’s history of banning men who have sex with men and Haitians from donating blood goes back to its panic over HIV/AIDS and miscegenation
What the practice is, where it’s banned and what the government is doing about it
Xtra editors weigh in on the organization, the celebrations and the future of the festival
Last year, I finally decided it was time—but the insurance process is lengthy, frustrating and unnecessarily mysterious
Sundance’s ‘Disclosure’ redefines what it means to be for us, by us
Queer people find community in the plotless Jellicle Ball
Takeaways from the Black Futures Lab’s latest census
His endless dodges on queer rights are out of sync with both the country and the future of his party
Six new memoirs by trans authors show the genre is growing far beyond its once-stifled roots
Our country is still not the progressive beacon it’s made out to be
The debate over whose lives and rights are more important distracts from revolutionary work that could benefit us all
Everything you need to know about the anti-trans speaker, the library and the trans activists and allies fighting against them